Wax Treasure (Vinyl)
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Bollock Brothers-The 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Founder of ‘The Bollock Brothers’ Jock McDonald was in the wake of PiL.
He is very entertaining on stage.
For this record he adopted some songs from Greek prog rocker Vangelis’ Aphrodite’s Child.
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Muddy Monday. And this is IT right here. The early stuff. The one I can’t stop spinning.
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Another great live record
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@ManiacLachy ive picked up on a fair amount of new (to me) tunes from what @J-IV posts and I'm going to out on a limb and say that @NickD probably has some gold on those shelves of his
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@ManiacLachy ahh you give me too much credit. Take note of anything @GraemeE post. He’s the lifeline of this thread and I can’t wait to share a drink with him and nerd out on IH and music with him (and anyone on here for that matter).
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@GraemeE said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):
@ManiacLachy ive picked up on a fair amount of new (to me) tunes from what @J-IV posts and I'm going to out on a limb and say that @NickD probably has some gold on those shelves of his
Even with a few hundred jazz titles I still feel like I’m just scratching the surface of the genre.
Anyway, here’s one for today. Ellington, Mingus and Max Roach. Not a group of musicians you’d imagine together, but it’s an absolute classic.
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@68degreesorless thanks for this, I was going to ask for Blues suggestions next. I couldn't find this album on Apple, but they had other options for Mississippi Fred McDowell, cheers.
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Yesterday @tody and @Tago-Mago mentioned this band in the music thread.
Bad Religion- All your yesterdays is an unofficial release from 91’ and I haven’t heard it for decades. Sound quality is as modest as my system was at this time.
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Driftin’ Back with Neil tonight.
